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A Pentecostal Confesstion

5/19/2013

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Well, we bit off a bit more than we could actually chew. A lot more in fact. That’s right, we haven’t completed our blogging on Matthew’s Gospel by Pentecost. Not even close! For now, then, since we've accepted a challenge from our church to join with other congregants in reading through the Bible in a year, we’re going to shift our attention to those readings and that experience, and Matthew will have to wait until later.

No definite promises about what’s to come, but since we think a lot, and sometimes have time to write those thoughts down, there will be more of something to come soon. Or later. ​
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